Maple hall full#
Maple hall windows#

A little farther off, at the corner of Elm and 18th streets, ground will soon be broken on the $2.8 million W. The residence hall occupies an area of campus that has been transformed over the past few years: The Student Recreation Center that opened in 2007 is just across the street, and the Brown Hall addition next door also opened this fall. “Last year we would have to go to the library or another building to study or rehearse a presentation, but that can all be done in the building now,” he said, adding that having a pool table right downstairs isn’t bad, either. He also remarked on the amount of community space and natural light, and the fact that they have access to group study areas and multimedia technology. Geology major Schaefer Buchanan, one of just a few sophomore students living in the residence hall this year, likes the way suites share a bathroom with the next-door room instead of an entire floor accessing communal washing facilities. Students we met along the way seemed pleased by their new home. Our guide pointed out thoughtful details en route: Students have access to a sound-insulated room for music practice, and there’s space for bikes, skis and snowboards in a large storage space that doubles as a workroom for student projects. We continued through several lounges and study areas, a game room, a multi-purpose meeting room, two outdoor courtyards and a community kitchen.

Maple hall windows#

With large windows facing north, comfortable seating, a gas fireplace and a grand piano, the area is bright and welcoming. Mines magazine recently toured the $27 million facility, beginning in the spacious lobby, where the school’s logo is deeply etched into a 6-foot-square slab of sandstone. The first residence hall built on campus in more than three decades, Maple Hall comprises 98,000 square feet of living space and is LEED Silver-certified for its energy-efficient and sustainable design features. On August 19, 291 members of the Class of 2015 moved mini-refrigerators, laptops and laundry baskets into a brand-new residence facility located north of 17th Street on the east side of Maple.

An additional two buildings and 5.65 acres, complete with a large trout pond, are also available upon inquiry.Situated close to the Student Recreation Center, the brand-new residence building, Maple Hall, opened its doors on August 19. Zoning is possible for residential or business, thus enabling a broader use as a magnificent home, inn or business.

With a private pool, patio, double porch with mountain views, and sunroom, this meticulously restored and upgraded home, on two acres, is convenient to Lexington, Staunton, and the I-81/64 corridor.

Maple hall full#

The house boasts 14 bedrooms–each with its own full bath–and a gourmet, commercial grade kitchen. Incredible opportunity to own historic Maple Hall, a prominent c. $849,000Ĭontact Lee McClaughlin with Wiley Real Estate – Charlottesville: 54 Fourteen bedrooms, sixteen bathrooms, and 7,250 square feet. The property has a commercial grade kitchen. The home has original hardwood floors and woodwork.

There is an additional five acres with a pond and two outbuildings that can be purchased. It is located on two acres in Lexington, Virginia. Look at the size of the columns! Maple Hall was built in 1850.